Nights in Endless Dream

Interesting take on amonaly games, but I can't recommend this. - you have to inspect several objects actively, makes it chorey. - you have to return to the starting point always. With an anomaly game I would just want to look mostly. 2D could probably work, but it limits the visuals greatly. Since there is hardly a story, at least not in focus, 2D is a handicap. [table] [tr] [td] [i]More reviews at [url=https://store.steampowered.com/curator/39546715/]Omnivore Gamer[/url], games that are easy to control (for handicapped gamers). [/i][/td] [/tr] [/table] [table] [tr] [td] [i]Please check out [url=https://www.submithub.com/link/cg-franky-29] my music here[/url] [/i][/td] [/tr] [/table]

I love anomaly games so I was immediately into this game. I really liked the 2D side scrolling aspect of it and I don't think I ever seen an anomaly game done that way. Normally in anomaly games you only get the notification that you missed something by the day or level resetting and that's all. When you miss one in this game it has a line from the main character that gives you a hint to what was missed. Some of these were really helpful and let me keep an eye out for those in other run through, although some of them I wasn't sure what it meant and still missed the anomaly several times before figuring it out. The story aspect of it was nice with the journal entries you could read everyday. Some of the journal entries repeated so I was never able to get the full story but it still nice to have little pieces of the main characters story put in there.

A cute little 2d anomaly game. You start each day in your bed and walk through the house, then answer the question: "is there something strange?" It's a bit too easy, since that "something strange" is often a monster, so not really easy to miss. The English translation isn't perfect either, but does its job. The art is very nice. There are multiple endings, at least two, because that's how many I got, and there's no list of endings. I have no idea how the ending is decided; I just played through the game twice normally without doing anything special and got a different ending each time. Perhaps it depends on which diary entries you read, but they seem appear randomly. The game isn't anything revolutionary by any means, but it's fun enough for the price and length (~1 hour). [spoiler]Objectively:[/spoiler] 7/10

A game like Exit 8, where you need to memorize the environment and see if anything changes or not. I'm not a big fan of anomaly-style games since I find it hard to memorize a lot of things, but I did enjoy playing this game. It has nice art; the house you're in looks like it hasn't been lived in for years, making it quite creepy, and the music is unsettling. Overall I liked the game and if you're into anomaly games I recommend it.

Nights in Endless Dream is an anomaly game, I enjoy this kind of game altough mostly watching streamers speedrunning anomaly game. There's some features that I like, 1. I like how the camera moves during an interaction 2. Some anomaly are weird and borderline scary 3. I like that theres a diary for every day it passed There's also some feature that would build the game more 1. The intro needed some audio effect and not just a text 2. Would love to actually make some anomalies really tense and affect the storyline 3. There should be a scene if you made a mistake, some kind of nightmare? currently its just reset For the diary system, it felt like its random? It doesnt seems to be written by how the anomaly occured for that day or the previous, if it were then I think it would add to the storyline and make it more interesting Overall its a solid anomaly game

Anomaly games like Exit 8 and Shinkansen 0, but in 2D. This game is very simple, just look for strange things or anomalies in each room. It really relies on your memory and keen eyes. The game isn't too long either, you can play it in one sitting in less than an hour, perfect for killing some free time. But if you want to find all the anomalies, it'll take more than an hour to replay the game from the beginning. I'm still curious about Diary Number 12 because it hasn't appeared or been seen yet. I've only gotten Ending 2 and still need to play more to find all the anomalies and the diary.

Love it. Very cute look. Different to a lot of other anomaly games. It’s fun and has me questioning my sanity at times lol.

highly recommend this game. the art style and side scrolling makes this such an unsettling horror game. the anomalies i found were pretty creepy. the only thing i wish , is that if we already found an anomaly it would stop appearing until you've unlocked all of them. after running multiple loops over and over i was still not able to see every anomaly and still missing 1 diary page. outside of that the game is really good and i highly recommend it.

Scary Scuffed Games #457 https://twitch.tv/DitoMido Bisherige Reviews Archiv: https://rsg.ditomido.de/archive Vorgeschlagen von: RintzelSan Vorweg: Prinzipiell mag ich den Artstyle und die Quicktime events. Leider leidet Nights in Endless Dream an der typischen Anolmalie Spiel krankheit, nämlich dass es zum einen viel zu einfach ist zum anderen es keinen wirklich linearen handlungsstrang gibt. Man muss sich quasi auf Zufallsbasis die Anomalien und die Tagebuchseiten erspielen. Ehrlich gesagt finde ich das ist ein absoluter Designflaw im Gamedeisgn, denn es gibt keine Garantie, dass nicht vorher jede Anomalie noch 2-3 vorher abgespielt wird, bis ich endlich alle einzelnen habe. In der 0.4h die ich gespielt habe, war die Fernbedienung 2 Mal der Übeltäter. Leider also ein Paradebeispiel, wie man ein Anomalie Spiel NICHT machen sollte. Schade, vor allem für den Preis! Rating: Dito: 2.4/5 Chat: 2.38/5 Gesamt: 2.39/5